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...that negotiating with America would be "naive and perverted." The leader was implicitly criticizing Ahmadinejad, who had characterized the Geneva deal as an Iranian victory. Perhaps this is all an elaborate negotiating ploy, intended to...

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...troubled second term. The occasion was supposed to highlight Ahmadinejad's "victory over the American Great Satan" and Washington's implicit acceptance of Iran's nuclear project in recent talks in Geneva and Vienna. AP RAGE: An anti-gov...

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...uranium," the president said. Ahmadinejad was speaking just ahead of an October 1 meeting in Geneva at which the proposal was apparently discussed, and which drew a positive reaction from Russia and France. The full details of deal...

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...ganging up on a nuclear rebel right now. Back in Tehran on Wednesday, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called the Geneva talks "a scene to test the will of the certain countries to pursue their change slogan." It's the moment we've all been waiting...

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...donning a white headscarf during her visit to Iran to finalize the deal. Early this year, Merz was criticized for meeting with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad when he visited Geneva for a U.N. racism conference dogged by controversy.

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...is not negotiable. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has cast the Geneva forum as a chance to press the U.S. and its partners for unspecified radical changes in the world order and U.S. nuclear disarmament. That gap in intentions...

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The draft nuclear fuel deal was hammered out by IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei in follow-up talks to an October 1 meeting between Iran and six world powers in Geneva, where Iran also agreed to open a new enrichment site for U.N. inspections.

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